S6.E13 ∙ Episode #6.13

Ground water levels in the National Capital Region of India, which includes Delhi, Gurgaon and Faridabad, is depleting at an alarming rate of around 1 meter every three years. The problem is, not many people realize that at this rate in another 20 years or so, these sprawling cities will have no groundwater worth mentioning. Combined with the Yamuna drying up due to erratic monsoons, that is an open invitation to the adjoining Thar Desert, just across the Aravallis, to creep in and take over these metros. The signs are disturbingly obvious in Gurgaon, the premier IT and Industry hub. In this satellite town, the loss in ground water level is close to 2 meters every year.

'For a tree to grow straight, you have to help it stay straight when it's still a small plant'. Jacques is thirteen. He loves sports. He plays the drums and the balafon. He has Down's Syndrome. 'Guiding Rhythms' is about his relationship with his parents who, despite some rocky moments, hope to ensure that nothing is ever really out of his reach.

What is the mental legacy and set of values that the liberal late 1960s and early 1970s gave to the people who were born and grew up during that time, to the people who are now approaching middle-age?

Documenting one of Sweden's largest annual celebrations, Se På Lucia follows young female contestants in the final voting stages of Lucia.

Thomas, the protagonist of this autobiographical film, lives with his husband Felipe in Geneva. They are both film students who love each other and also like women. However, these love triangles result in jealousy, and Thomas has a troubled relationship with his parents. This intimate and exuberant film presents an impressively honest and melodramatic snapshot of a phase in a life.